Interactions of asparagine-linked carbohydrates with concanavalin: A nuclear magnetic relaxation dispersion and circular dichroism studies
- Lokesh Bhattacharyya
- Seymour H. Koenig
- et al.
- 1991
- Journal of Biological Chemistry
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Relaxometry of MRI contrast agents: Liposomes containing Gd(DTPA)2-
- S.H. Koenig
- Q.F. Ahkong
- et al.
- 1990
- Farmacevtski Vestnik
Oligomerization and conformation change in solutions of calf lens gamma II-crystallin. Results from 1/T1 nuclear magnetic relaxation dispersion profiles
- S.H. Koenig
- C.F. Beaulieu
- et al.
- 1990
- Biophysical Journal
Magnetic field dependence of 1/T1of human brain tumors: Correlations with histology
- N. Lundbom
- R.D. Brown
- et al.
- 1990
- Investigative Radiology
Field-cycling relaxometry of protein solutions and tissue: Implications for MRI
- Seymour H. Koenig
- Rodney D. Brown III
- 1990
- Progress in Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy
Sources of the increased longitudinal relaxation rates observed in melanotic melanoma an in vitro study of synthetic melanins
- Ws Enochs
- Wb Hyslop
- et al.
- 1989
- Investigative Radiology
Investigation of the biochemical state of paramagnetic ions in vivo using the magnetic field dependence of 1 T1 of tissue protons (NMRD profile): Applications to contrast agents for magnetic resonance imaging
- Seymour H. Koenig
- Marga Spiller
- et al.
- 1988
- International Journal of Radiation Applications and Instrumentation.
The raw and the cooked, or the importance of the motion of water for mri revisited
- Seymour H. Koenig
- Rodney D. Brown
- 1988
- Investigative Radiology
Modification of relaxation of lipid protons by molecular oxygen and nitroxides
- Harold F. Bennett
- Harold M. Swartz
- et al.
- 1987
- Investigative Radiology
Magnetic field dependence (Nmrd profile) of 1/t1 of rabbit kidney medulla and urine after intravenous injection of gd(dtpa)
- Seymour H. Koenig
- Marga Spiller Dipl
- et al.
- 1986
- Investigative Radiology